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Now what for these supposed conservative visionaries?
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there aren't too many other short term solutions.
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See that's the problem. A complex problem, building for many years, and Poulson thinks he can solve it with a 3 page proposal. And we are told there is no alternative, this is the only way to prevent doom.
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My suggestion to make it a $200B solution for the short term and then work on putting together a public/private solution. Plus do away with the 'mark to market' regulatory nonsense.
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That was disappointing. Though, many NR contributors didn't support it.
Dick Armey had a piece in NRO arguing against the bailout: http://article.nationalreview.com/?q...jJlYWQ=&w=MA==
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